2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.janxdis.2020.102200
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Typical symptom change patterns and their predictors in patients with social anxiety disorder: A latent class analysis

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“…Contrary to our expectation (H4) and the results of Strauss et al (2006) (Altmann, Gawlytta, et al, 2020) and not to be overly available and protective because this would endorse their hyperactivating strategies (Geller & Farber, 2015). Regarding the impact of treatment condition, we found no main effect on therapeutic alliance at session 8, social anxiety symptoms at the end of therapy, and at the 6-month follow-up (confirmation of H5).…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 81%
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“…Contrary to our expectation (H4) and the results of Strauss et al (2006) (Altmann, Gawlytta, et al, 2020) and not to be overly available and protective because this would endorse their hyperactivating strategies (Geller & Farber, 2015). Regarding the impact of treatment condition, we found no main effect on therapeutic alliance at session 8, social anxiety symptoms at the end of therapy, and at the 6-month follow-up (confirmation of H5).…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 81%
“…This also points toward clinical approaches to deal with attachment avoidance, where the therapist should resist to act complementary to the maladaptive interpersonal pattern of the avoidantly attached patients (Dozier & Tyrrell, 1998, p. 237). Instead, the therapist should actively provide an attentive secure base to their avoidantly attached patients (Mallinckrodt et al, 2017) and focus on trust in interpersonal relationships and the allowance of emotions to foster the relationship (Altmann, Gawlytta, et al, 2020; Geller & Farber, 2015). Patients with avoidant attachment showed less symptom reduction, which could be caused by the lower alliance discussed above.…”
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“…Die Identifizierung von TLV erfolgte in Anlehnung an Altmann et al [17,18]. Zunächst wurde ein Strukturgleichungsmodell (SEM) mit 3 (essentiell tau-äquivalenten) Messmodellen für die Depressivität zu Therapiebeginn (T1), Therapieende (T2) und Katamnese (T3) formuliert.…”
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“…Verläufe mit zunächst erkennbarem Symptomrückgang und einer erneuten Symptomzunahme im Therapieverlauf oder im Katamnesezeitraum [12,13,15,17]. Dabei ist der Ansatz mit Betrachtung vieler Messungen im Therapieverlauf [16,18] von dem Vorgehen einzelner Erhebungszeitpunkte (Behandlungsbeginn, Behandlungsende, Katamnese) zur Bestimmung von TLV zu unterscheiden [13,17]. Um zwischen Verlaufsmustern (VM) während einer Behandlung und Erhebungen mit einzelnen Messzeitpunkten (pre, post, Katamnese) ausreichend zu differenzieren, wird im Folgenden der Terminus typische Langszeitverläufe (TLV) zur Darstellung von Unterschieden zwischen Behandlungsbeginn und -Ende sowie zu Katamneseerhebungen verwendet.…”
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